Three-dimensional display and three dimensional display system

ABSTRACT

A three-dimensional display including a display and a micro-lens is provided. The display has a plurality of pixel units thereon, and each pixel unit has a pixel pitch i. The micro-lens is disposed at a side of the display, the micro-lens has a plurality of lens units thereon, and each lens unit has a lens pitch l. A right eye viewing zone and a left eye viewing zone are formed if an image displayed from the display passes though the micro-lens, wherein a distance between the center of the right eye viewing zone and the center of the left eye viewing zone is w z , and lens pitch l satisfies: 
     
       
         
           
             
               
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             w z  is between 70 and 500 mm and i is between 0.1 and 500 μm.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims the priority benefit of Taiwan applicationserial no. 98119484, filed on Jun. 10, 2009. The entirety of theabove-mentioned patent application is hereby incorporated by referenceherein and made a part of specification.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of Invention

The present invention relates to a display. More particularly, thepresent invention relates to a three-dimensional display and athree-dimensional display system with a three-dimensional display.

2. Description of Related Art

Currently, with the progressive development of the display technology,the viewers demand for higher display quality of the display, such asimage resolution, color saturation and etc. However, except for the highresolution and color saturation, whether the display can display athree-dimensional image is a key factor for the viewer to buy thedisplay or not.

Typically, there are three types of technologies for forming an image,such as the holographic type technology, the multi-plane technology andthe parallax-image technology. Since the holographic type technology andthe multi-plane technology possess the difficulty of handling hugeamount of data and the poor display result, the parallax-imagetechnology becomes the current major stereo image formation technology.The parallax-image technology uses the spatial-multiplexedthree-dimensional display technology as the major applicationtechnology. In the spatial-multiplexed three-dimensional displaytechnology, the lenticular screen or the parallax barrier is used toform the viewing zones for the right eye and the left eye of the viewerin order to establish the stereo image effect. As shown in FIG. 1, thethree-dimensional display 100 generates the right-eye viewing zones R1and R2 and the left-eye viewing zones L1 and L2 in a particular distanceaway from the three-dimensional display 100. Normally, the width of eachof the right-eye viewing zones R1 and R2 and the left-eye viewing zonesL1 and L2 is about 65 mm.

As shown in FIG. 2A, when the left eye 10 a and the right eye 10 b ofthe viewer are in the left-eye viewing zone L1 and the right-eye viewingzone R2 respectively, the viewer can see the three-dimensional image.Since the width of each of the right-eye viewing zones R1 and R2 and theleft-eye viewing zones L1 and L2 is only about 65 mm, the left eye 10 aand the right eye 10 b of the viewer are in the right-eye viewing zoneR1 and the left-eye viewing zone L2 respectively (as shown in FIG. 2B)when the viewer slightly moves toward to the left. That is, the left eye10 a and the right eye 10 b of the viewer directly enter theleft-right-eye inversion region and will see a reversal view. Hence, itis easy for the viewer to feel dizzy and uncomfortable. Similarly, ifthe viewer moves toward to the right (as shown in FIG. 2C), the left eye10 a and the right eye 10 b of the viewer are in the right-eye viewingzone R2 and the left-eye viewing zone L2 respectively. That is, the lefteye 10 a and the right eye 10 b of the viewer directly enter theleft-right-eye inversion region and will see a reversal view also.Hence, the viewer also feels dizzy and uncomfortable.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Accordingly, at least one objective of the present invention is toprovide a three-dimensional display and a three-dimensional displaysystem equipped with the three-dimensional display capable of decreasingthe feel of dizziness and uncomfortable viewing effect of the viewer dueto viewer's right-and-left movement.

To achieve these and other advantages and in accordance with the purposeof the invention, as embodied and broadly described herein, theinvention provides a three-dimensional display comprising a display anda micro-lens. The display has a plurality of pixel units thereon andeach of the pixel units has a pixel pitch. The micro-lens is disposed ata side of the display and having a plurality of lens units, wherein eachof the lens units has a lens pitch. A right-eye viewing zone and aleft-eye viewing zone are formed as an image displayed on the displaypasses through the micro-lens and a distance between the center of theright-eye viewing zone and the lens pitch satisfies:

${{2i} > l > {2i \times \frac{w_{z}}{w_{z} + i}}},$

wherein i denotes the pixel pitch, l denotes the lens pitch, w_(z)denotes a distance between the center of the right-eye viewing zone andthe center of the left-eye viewing zone, the distance between the centerof the right-eye viewing zone and the center of the left-eye viewingzone is about 70˜500 mm and the pixel pitch is about 0.1˜500 μm.

The present invention also provides a three-dimensional display systemcomprising a three-dimensional display and a driver circuit electricallyconnecting to the three-dimensional display. The three-dimensionaldisplay comprises a display and a micro-lens. The display has aplurality of pixel units thereon and each of the pixel units has a pixelpitch. The micro-lens is disposed at a side of the display and having aplurality of lens units, wherein each of the lens units has a lenspitch. A right-eye viewing zone and a left-eye viewing zone are formedas an image displayed on the display passes through the micro-lens andthe lens pitch satisfies:

${{2i} > l > {2i \times \frac{w_{z}}{w_{z} + i}}},$

wherein i denotes the pixel pitch, l denotes the lens pitch, w_(z)denotes a distance between the center of the right-eye viewing zone andthe center of the left-eye viewing zone, the distance between the centerof the right-eye viewing zone and the center of the left-eye viewingzone is about 70˜500 mm and the pixel pitch is about 0.1˜500 μm.

The present invention further provides a three-dimensional liquidcrystal display system comprising a liquid crystal display and a drivercircuit electrically connecting to the liquid crystal display. Theliquid crystal display comprises a plurality of pixel units thereon anda micro-lens. Each of the pixel units has a pixel pitch. The micro-lensis disposed at a side of the liquid crystal display and having aplurality of lens units, wherein each of the lens units has a lenspitch. A right-eye viewing zone and a left-eye viewing zone are formedas an image displayed on the liquid crystal display passes through themicro-lens and the lens pitch satisfies:

${{2i} > l > {2i \times \frac{w_{z}}{w_{z} + i}}},$

wherein i denotes the pixel pitch, l denotes the lens pitch, w_(z)denotes a distance between the center of the right-eye viewing zone andthe center of the left-eye viewing zone, the distance between the centerof the right-eye viewing zone and the center of the left-eye viewingzone is about 70˜500 mm and the pixel pitch is about 0.1˜500 μm.

In the present invention, according to the description mentioned above,since the distance between the center of the right-eye viewing zone andthe center of the left eye viewing zone of the three-dimensional displayof the present invention is increased to be about 70˜500 mm, the lefteye and the right eye of the viewer enter the right-eye viewing zone orthe left-eye viewing zone at the same time as the viewer shifts towardto the right hand side or to the left hand side. Meanwhile, the viewerwatches a two-dimensional image. That is, the left eye and the right eyeof the viewer see the same image. Therefore, the feel of dizziness andthe uncomfortable viewing effect due to the inversion of the visionsignal of both eyes can be greatly decreased.

It is to be understood that both the foregoing general description andthe following detailed description are exemplary, and are intended toprovide further explanation of the invention as claimed.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The accompanying drawings are included to provide a furtherunderstanding of the invention, and are incorporated in and constitute apart of this specification. The drawings illustrate embodiments of theinvention and, together with the description, serve to explain theprinciples of the invention.

FIG. 1 is a conventional three-dimensional display which generatesseveral right-eye viewing zones and left-eye viewing zones.

FIGS. 2A through 2C are diagrams showing that the right eye and the lefteye of a viewer enter the left-right-eye inversion region as the viewer,in a right-left movement, see a reversal view from the conventionalthree-dimensional display.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a three-dimensional display system accordingto one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a three-dimensional display system accordingto another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a display and a micro-lens stacked on eachother according to one embodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 6A through 6C are diagrams showing that the viewer, if in aright-left movement, sees a two-dimensional image from thethree-dimensional display.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a three-dimensional display system accordingto one embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 3, athree-dimensional display system comprises a three-dimensional display200 and a driver circuit 210 electrically connecting to thethree-dimensional display 200.

The three-dimensional display 200 at least comprises a display 202 and amicro-lens 206.

The aforementioned display 202 can be, for example, a flat display suchas a liquid crystal display, an organic electro-luminescence displaypanel, a plasma display panel, an electrophoretic display and otheradapted display. Since the aforementioned displays are well-known in theart, the displays are not detailed described herein. The display 202 areelectrically connected to the driver circuit 210 and the driver circuitsused to drive and control the display 202 to display the image.

Moreover, the display 202 has several pixel units 202 a and each of thepixel units 202 a has a pixel pitch i. The pixel units 202 a include red(R) pixel unit, green (G) pixel unit and blue (B) pixel unit. In thepresent embodiment, the aforementioned pixel units 202 a can be furthersorted into right-eye pixel units and left-eye pixel units and theright-eye pixel units and the left-eye pixel units are alternativelyarranged in the display 202. The right-eye pixel units and the left-eyepixel units can be arranged as followings:R_(R)R_(L)G_(R)G_(L)B_(R)B_(L) or R_(R)G_(L)B_(R)R_(L)G_(R)B_(L). Theimage signals from the right-eye pixel units of the display 202 are forthe right eye of the viewer to see and the image signals from theleft-eye pixel units of the display 202 are for the left eye of theviewer to see.

The micro-lens 206 is disposed at one side of the display 202 and adistance between the micro-lens 206 and the display 202 is denoted as f.The micro-lens 206 has several lens units 206 a and each of the lensunits 206 a has a lens pitch l. In the present embodiment, each of thelens units 206 a of the micro-lens is a Lenticular lens so that themicro lens 206 is constructed by several parallel Lenticular lenses 206a. More clearly, as shown in FIG. 5, a top view showing the micro-lens206 stacking on the display 202, each of the Lenticular lenses 206 a ofthe micro-lens 206 covers several pixel units 202 a. In the presentembodiment, each of the Lenticular lenses 206 a covers two rows of thepixel units 202 a. However, the present invention is not limited to thearrangement mentioned above. In the other embodiment of the presentinvention, each of the Lenticular lenses 206 a can be arranged to becorresponding to one row or two rows of the pixel units 202 a.

Still, as shown in FIG. 3, in the present embodiment, an optical filmset 204 is further disposed between the display 202 and the micro-lens206. The space between the optical film set 204 and the micro-lens 206and the space between the optical film set 204 and the display 202 canbe filled with adhesive to attach the optical film set 204 onto themicro-lens 206 and onto the display 202. However, the present inventionis not limited to the use of the optical film set 204 and the use of theadhesive for attaching the optical film set onto the display and themicro-lens.

It should be noticed that, a right-eye viewing zone R and a left-eyeviewing zone are formed in a particular location as the image displayedon the aforementioned display 202 passes through the micro-lens 206. Thedistance between the center of the right-eye viewing zone R and thedisplay 202 is equal to the distance between the center of the left-eyeviewing zone L and the display 202 and is denoted as z. Furthermore, thedistance between the center of the right-eye viewing zone R and thecenter of the left-eye viewing zone is denoted as w_(z). In the presentembodiment, w_(z) is about 70˜500 mm. Preferably, w_(z) is about 80˜300mm. More preferably, w_(z) is about 100˜200 mm.

Normally, the relationship between the lens pitch l of the lens unit 206a and the distance w_(z) between the center of the right-eye viewingzone R and the left-eye viewing zone can be described by the followingequations:

$\begin{matrix}{l = {n \times i \times \frac{z - f}{z}}} & {{equation}\mspace{14mu} (1)} \\{{z = {f \times ( {\frac{w_{z}}{i} + 1} )}},} & {{equation}\mspace{14mu} (2)}\end{matrix}$

wherein l denotes the lens pitch;

n denotes the number of the viewing zones;

i denotes the pixel pitch;

z denotes the distance between the center of the viewing zone and thedisplay;

f denotes the distance between the display and the micro-lens;

w_(z) denotes the distance between the center of the right-eye viewingzone and the center of the left-eye viewing zone.

It should be noticed that the pixel pitch i is about 0.1˜500 μm andpreferably, is about 1˜200 μm. The distance z between the center of theviewing zone and the display is about 10 cm˜5 m. More particularly, ifthe aforementioned display 202 is a display of the portable phone, thedistance z between the center of the viewing zone and the display isabout 30 cm˜50 cm. If the aforementioned display 202 is the display ofthe digital frame, the distance z between the center of the viewing zoneand the display is about 70 cm. If the aforementioned display 202 is thedisplay of the monitor, the distance z between the center of the viewingzone and the display is about 100 cm. If the aforementioned display 202is the display of the television, the distance z between the center ofthe viewing zone and the display is about 2˜3 m. Moreover, the distancef between the display and the micro-lens can be adjusted if necessary.

Accordingly, as shown in equation (2), the distance f between thedisplay and the micro-lens can be determined according to the followingequation:

$f = \frac{Z}{( {w_{z}/i} ) + 1}$

Furthermore, an equation for determining the lens pitch l can beobtained by applying the equation

$f = \frac{Z}{( {w_{z}/i} ) + 1}$

in to equation (1) and the equation for determining the lens pitch l isshown as following:

$l = {n \times i \times \frac{w_{z}}{w_{z} + i}}$

The three-dimensional display of the present invention is used togenerate two viewing zones (the right-eye viewing zone and the left-eyeviewing zone) so that n denoting the number of the aforementionedviewing zones is 2. Thus, the lens pitch l of the present embodimentsatisfies the following equation:

${2i} > l > {2i \times \frac{w_{z}}{w_{z} + i}}$

More clearly, when the lens pitch l of the lens unit 206 a of themicro-lens 206, the pixel pitch i of the pixel unit 202 a of the display202 and the distance w_(z) between the center of the right-eye viewingzone R and the center of the left-eye viewing zone L satisfy theaforementioned equation, the three-dimensional display can generates aright-eye viewing zone R and a left-eye viewing zone L and the distancew_(z) between the center of the right-eye viewing zone R and the centerof the left-eye viewing zone L is about 70˜500 mm and the pixel pitch iof the pixel unit is about 0.1˜500 μm.

Noticeably, according to the other embodiments, the maximal width of theaforementioned right-eye viewing zone is denoted as w_(R), the maximalwidth of the aforementioned left-eye viewing zone is denoted as w_(L)and w_(R) is larger than and equal to w_(z) and w_(L) is larger than orequal to w_(z). On the other words, when w_(R) is equal to w_(z) andw_(L) is equal to w_(z), the right-eye viewing zone R does not overlapthe left-eye viewing zone L. When w_(R) is larger than w_(z) and w_(L)is larger than w_(z), the right-eye viewing zone R partially overlapsthe left-eye viewing zone L.

Accordingly, when the viewer watches the image displayed on thethree-dimensional display shown in FIG. 3 in a way that the left eye 10a and the right eye 10 b of the viewer are in the left-eye viewing zoneL and the right-eye viewing zone R respectively, the viewer can see thestereo image or the three-dimensional image.

When the viewer moves to the right-hand side, as shown in FIG. 6B, theviewer watches the image in a way that both of the left eye 10 a and theright eye 10 b of the viewer are in the left-eye viewing zone L sincethe distance w_(z) between the center of the right-eye viewing zone Rand the center of the left-eye viewing zone L, in the presentembodiment, is about 70˜500 mm. Thus, the viewer can see the plan imageor the two-dimensional image.

Similarly, if the viewer moves to the left-hand side, as shown in FIG.6C, the viewer watches the image in a way that both of the left eye 10 aand the right eye 10 b of the viewer are in the right-eye viewing zone Rsince the distance w_(z) between the center of the right-eye viewingzone R and the center of the left-eye viewing zone L, in the presentembodiment, is about 70˜500 mm. Thus, the viewer can see the plan imageor the two-dimensional image.

As shown in FIGS. 6A through 6C, the three-dimensional display of thepresent embodiment can generate two dimension-three dimension-twodimension (2D-3D-2D) stereo-image display effect. Hence, when the viewerwatches the image display on the three-dimensional display of thepresent embodiment and moves to the left-hand side or to the right-handside, the left eye and the right eye of the viewer enter thetwo-dimensional image zone instead of entering the left-right-eyeinversion region. That is, both of the left eye and the right eye of theviewer see the same image. Consequently, the feel of dizziness and theuncomfortable viewing effect due to the inversion of the vision signalof both eyes can be greatly decreased.

The display 202 shown in the aforementioned embodiment of FIG. 3 can be,for example, a liquid crystal display, an organic electro-luminescencedisplay panel, a plasma display panel, an electrophoretic display andother adapted display. Since the aforementioned displays are well-knownin the art, the displays are not detailed described herein. If theaforementioned display 202 is the liquid crystal display or othernon-emission display, the display 202 further comprises a backlightlight source. The following embodiment describes a three-dimensionaldisplay system using a liquid crystal display.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a three-dimensional display system accordingto one embodiment of the present invention. The structure shown in FIG.4 is similar to that shown in FIG. 3 but the difference the twoembodiments is that the display 202 of the three-dimensional displaysystem 300 is a liquid crystal display comprising a liquid crystaldisplay panel 290 and a backlight module 280. The liquid crystal displaypanel 290 comprises a first substrate 250, a second substrate 260 and aliquid crystal layer 270 disposed between the first substrate 250 andthe second substrate 260. Similarly, the display 202 comprises severalpixel units 202 a. In the liquid crystal display, each of the pixelunits 202 a comprises a data line, a scan line, an active deviceelectrically connected to the data line and the scan line and a pixelelectrode electrically connected to the active device, which are alldisposed on the first substrate 250. The second substrate 260 can be aplain substrate or a substrate having an electrode layer disposedthereon. Furthermore, a color filter layer can be, for example, disposedon either the first substrate 250 or the second substrate 260.

The backlight module 280 is disposed on the reverse side of the firstsubstrate 250 for providing light beams to the liquid crystal displaypanel 290. The backlight module 280 can be, for example but not limitedto, a direct type backlight module or a side type backlight module.Moreover, the liquid crystal display panel 290 is electrically connectedto the driver circuit 210 and the driver circuit 210 is used to controlthe liquid crystal display panel 290 to display the image. The backlightmodule 280 is electrically connected to the driver circuit 210 and thedriver circuit 210 is used to control the switch of the backlight module280. The driver circuit 210 of the present embodiment represented by theschematic diagram. Practically, the liquid crystal display panel 290 andthe backlight module are controlled by the driver devices respectively.

Similarly, when the viewer watches the image displayed on thethree-dimensional display system shown in FIG. 4, the viewer can see astereo image or a three-dimensional image if the left eye and the righteye of the viewer are in left-eye viewing zone L and the right-eyeviewing zone R respectively. If the viewer moves toward to the left-handside or to the right-hand side, both of the left eye and the right eyeof the viewer enter either the left-eye viewing zone L or right-eyeviewing zone R to see a plan image or a two-dimensional image.Therefore, a 2D-3D-2D stereo-image display effect is generated.

Accordingly, since the distance w_(z) between the center of theright-eye viewing zone and the center of the left-eye viewing zone isincrease to be about 70˜500 mm, both of the left eye and the right eyeof the viewer enter either the left-eye viewing zone L or right-eyeviewing zone R to see a two-dimensional image as the viewer moves towardto the left-hand side or to the right-hand side. That is, both of theleft eye and the right eye see the same image. Therefore, the feel ofdizziness and the uncomfortable viewing effect due to the inversion ofthe vision signal of both eyes can be greatly decreased.

It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that variousmodifications and variations can be made to the structure of the presentinvention without departing from the scope or spirit of the invention.In view of the foregoing descriptions, it is intended that the presentinvention covers modifications and variations of this invention if theyfall within the scope of the following claims and their equivalents.

1. A three-dimensional display, comprising: a display having a pluralityof pixel units thereon, wherein each of the pixel units has a pixelpitch; and a micro-lens disposed at a side of the display and having aplurality of lens units, wherein each of the lens units has a lenspitch, and a right-eye viewing zone and a left-eye viewing zone areformed as an image displayed on the display passes through themicro-lens and the lens pitch satisfies:${{2i} > l > {2i \times \frac{w_{z}}{w_{z} + i}}},$ wherein i denotesthe pixel pitch, 1 denotes the lens pitch, w_(z) denotes a distancebetween the center of the right-eye viewing zone and the center of theleft-eye viewing zone, the distance between the center of the right-eyeviewing zone and the center of the left-eye viewing zone is about 70˜500mm and the pixel pitch is about 0.1˜500 μm.
 2. The three-dimensionaldisplay of claim 1, wherein the maximal width of the right-eye viewingzone is denoted by w_(R), the maximal width of the left-eye viewing zoneis denoted by w_(L) and w_(R) is larger than or equal to w_(z) and w_(L)is larger than or equal to w_(z).
 3. The three-dimensional display ofclaim 1, wherein the distance between the center of the right-eyeviewing zone and the center of the left-eye viewing zone is about 80˜300mm.
 4. The three-dimensional display of claim 1, wherein the distancebetween the center of the right-eye viewing zone and the center of theleft-eye viewing zone is about 100˜200 mm.
 5. The three-dimensionaldisplay of claim 1, wherein a distance between the display and one ofthe center of the right-eye viewing zone and the center of the left-eyeviewing zone is about 10 cm˜5 m.
 6. The three-dimensional display ofclaim 1, wherein each of the lens units is arranged to be correspondingto at least a row of pixel units.
 7. The three-dimensional display ofclaim 1 further comprising an optical film set disposed between thedisplay and the micro-lens.
 8. The three-dimensional display of claim 1,wherein the display is a liquid crystal display, an organicelectro-luminescence display panel, an electrophoretic display or aplasma display panel.
 9. The three-dimensional display of claim 8,wherein the liquid crystal display comprises a liquid crystal displaypanel and a backlight module.
 10. A three-dimensional display system,comprising: a three-dimensional display comprising: a display having aplurality of pixel units thereon, wherein each of the pixel units has apixel pitch; and a micro-lens disposed at a side of the display andhaving a plurality of lens units, wherein each of the lens units has alens pitch, and a right-eye viewing zone and a left-eye viewing zone areformed as an image displayed on the display passes through themicro-lens and the lens pitch satisfies:${{2i} > l > {2i \times \frac{w_{z}}{w_{z} + i}}},$ wherein i denotesthe pixel pitch, 1 denotes the lens pitch, w_(z) denotes a distancebetween the center of the right-eye viewing zone and the center of theleft-eye viewing zone, the distance between the center of the right-eyeviewing zone and the center of the left-eye viewing zone is about 70˜500mm and the pixel pitch is about 0.1˜500 μm; a driver circuitelectrically connecting to the three-dimensional display for driving thethree-dimensional display.
 11. The three-dimensional display system ofclaim 10, wherein the maximal width of the right-eye viewing zone isdenoted by w_(R), the maximal width of the left-eye viewing zone isdenoted by w_(L) and w_(R) is larger than or equal to w_(z) and W_(L) islarger than or equal to w_(z).
 12. The three-dimensional display systemof claim 10, wherein the distance between the center of the right-eyeviewing zone and the center of the left-eye viewing zone is about 80˜300mm.
 13. The three-dimensional display system of claim 10, wherein w_(z)is about 100˜200 mm.
 14. The three-dimensional display system of claim10, wherein a distance between the display and one of the center of theright-eye viewing zone and the center of the left-eye viewing zone isabout 10 cm˜5 m.
 15. The three-dimensional display system of claim 10,wherein each of the lens units is arranged to be corresponding to atleast a row of pixel units.
 16. The three-dimensional display system ofclaim 10, wherein further comprising an optical film set disposedbetween the display and the micro-lens.
 17. The three-dimensionaldisplay system of claim 10, wherein the display is a liquid crystaldisplay, an organic electro-luminescence display panel, anelectrophoretic display or a plasma display panel.
 18. Thethree-dimensional display system of claim 17, wherein the liquid crystaldisplay comprises a liquid crystal display panel and a backlight module.19. A three-dimensional liquid crystal display system, comprising: aliquid crystal display comprising: a plurality of pixel units, whereineach of the pixel units has a pixel pitch; and a micro-lens disposed ata side of the liquid crystal display and having a plurality of lensunits, wherein each of the lens units has a lens pitch, and a right-eyeviewing zone and a left-eye viewing zone are formed as an imagedisplayed on the liquid crystal display passes through the micro-lensand the lens pitch satisfies:${{2i} > l > {2i \times \frac{w_{z}}{w_{z} + i}}},$ wherein i denotesthe pixel pitch, 1 denotes the lens pitch, w_(z) denotes a distancebetween the center of the right-eye viewing zone and the center of theleft-eye viewing zone, the distance between the center of the right-eyeviewing zone and the center of the left-eye viewing zone is about 70˜500mm and the pixel pitch is about 0.1˜500 μm; a driver circuitelectrically connecting to the liquid crystal display for driving theliquid crystal display.
 20. The three-dimensional liquid crystal displaysystem of claim 19, wherein the liquid crystal display comprises aliquid crystal display panel and a backlight module.